Medusa Air Plant Pups

You give it what it needs and you ll get a delightful plant that will flourish with enough light.

Medusa air plant pups.

If your air plant appears sick after blooming it s normal. The caput medusae is a very strange looking specimen that is unlike many indoor plants in looks and how it s grown. Like all tillandsia these plants will die after blooming. On brighter subjects medusa s head makes an exceptional container plant and it can also be put into gardens so long as it is protected from freezes.

All you need to do is give each new one its own space and you re set. These pups will match the parent plant and can be left to grow on the mount or can be broken off when mature and mounted somewhere else. Once it reaches a certain size a mother plant will produce pups on the ends of older arms. The tillandsia caput medusae is probably in fitting in because it is an air plant.

This warm and fuzzy looking tillandsia has bright green coloring with hues of purple throughout the base extending up the leaves. In their natural habitat they grow on trees epiphyte with a very small amount of roots which help the plant to become established rather than feed or. You can also propagate additional plants any time of the year from its offsets or cuttings. The caput medusae air plant is as close as you will get to staring straight at medusa s head without turning to stone.

Tillandsia caput medusae air plant how to care it grows without a substrate and its snake shaped leaves bring an exotic flair to living rooms. The growth starts as a swelling at the end of an arm and rapidly grows its own caudex and arms.